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Drive 5: Social Influence & Relatedness

It involves activities inspired by what other people think, do, or say. This Core Drive is the engine behind many themes such as mentorship, competition, envy, group quests, social treasure, and companionship.

Most people focus on competition between users but when you design an environment where people are prone to be envious of others (like in the workplace), you want to make sure there is a realistic path for them to follow to in achieving what they are envious about.

Another important element to consider are social norms, because people will imitate the behaviours of others. 

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Life-long learner. Passionate about leadership, entrepreneurship, philosophy, Buddhism & SF. Founder @deepstash.

I am a product designer fascinated by game design. Although I am not a gamer, I believe game design can transform boring activities into fun experiences (Will add more ideas as I stumble upon them).

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